Discord
01-03-2022, 06:48 PM
[STATIONARY_FRICTION]:
Those descriptions will absolutely work.
Fighting multiple stewards in a temple would usually not be a task someone could achieve alone, generally, though given the incomplete state of the relic, that temple likely was in an especially bad state. Fighting one steward head-on is often a quite brutal encounter, provided they're in decent condition.
You can absolutely have a sword. You can either have a normal sword from a beacon who lost it somewhere.
Or, you may have a 'normal sword' from a steward of, what would probably be an injustice to call a ruins. If you accept the latter, it will solidify which moon you came from, the moon of Pinnacle, which has a far elliptical orbit from the sun. Its largest installation is still pristine and intact, featuring various active technological equipment on the outside, including a massive cannon. If you approached it, its steward likely went to met you and politely invited you in, hosting you as a guest for a while, before showing you to the connection and handing you the sword. The sword would be plain but elegant, mostly silver, with a dark red guard with a purple gem inset on both sides of the guard. It keeps itself sharp and has yet to show even a scratch, but is otherwise not particularly notable.
If you do take that sword, you likely would have learned some information. Despite being quite a reasonable temporary host willing to explain much about the physical world and the world of beacons, you likely did not get many answers about the ancients or the connection itself other than some warnings to be wary. You would however have heard a small anecdote about how the steward, The Caretaker of Pinnacle, killed a god which was going to usher in the end of this existence and devour the sun. (You can probably guess that this was done with the ginormous cannon on the installation, which is also called Pinnacle. The moon was named after the installation.)
As an additional note, the pristine yet somewhat bare appearance of the installation and its steward has an uncanny resemblance to the connection.
Those descriptions will absolutely work.
Fighting multiple stewards in a temple would usually not be a task someone could achieve alone, generally, though given the incomplete state of the relic, that temple likely was in an especially bad state. Fighting one steward head-on is often a quite brutal encounter, provided they're in decent condition.
You can absolutely have a sword. You can either have a normal sword from a beacon who lost it somewhere.
Or, you may have a 'normal sword' from a steward of, what would probably be an injustice to call a ruins. If you accept the latter, it will solidify which moon you came from, the moon of Pinnacle, which has a far elliptical orbit from the sun. Its largest installation is still pristine and intact, featuring various active technological equipment on the outside, including a massive cannon. If you approached it, its steward likely went to met you and politely invited you in, hosting you as a guest for a while, before showing you to the connection and handing you the sword. The sword would be plain but elegant, mostly silver, with a dark red guard with a purple gem inset on both sides of the guard. It keeps itself sharp and has yet to show even a scratch, but is otherwise not particularly notable.
If you do take that sword, you likely would have learned some information. Despite being quite a reasonable temporary host willing to explain much about the physical world and the world of beacons, you likely did not get many answers about the ancients or the connection itself other than some warnings to be wary. You would however have heard a small anecdote about how the steward, The Caretaker of Pinnacle, killed a god which was going to usher in the end of this existence and devour the sun. (You can probably guess that this was done with the ginormous cannon on the installation, which is also called Pinnacle. The moon was named after the installation.)
As an additional note, the pristine yet somewhat bare appearance of the installation and its steward has an uncanny resemblance to the connection.